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Read → The Latin American and Caribbean Parliament met in Santo Domingo to seek joint responses to sargassum, a challenge affecting beaches, food security and biodiversity across the Caribbean.
Read → Tourism-related tax revenue tripled over a decade, climbing from RD$15 billion to more than RD$45 billion last year.
Read → The Formula 1 Grand Prix in Madrid serves as a reference for Dominican sports tourism, according to CETDEL's analysis.
Read → Civil Defense recovered the body of the 16-year-old boy who went missing in the waters of Costámbar. The case reignites the debate on beach safety.
Read → MITUR provides tools to tourism training centers in Santo Domingo, a commitment to local talent that sustains the industry.
Read → Civil Defense keeps up a land, sea and air operation to find the teenager reported missing at Costambar, Puerto Plata.
Read → AERODOM rolls out the Airport Community App, a digital tool connecting airlines, handling agents and other players across its six Dominican airports.
Read → The Upper Chamber approved on second reading the bill declaring La Romana an ecotourism province, with 21 votes in favor and a new provincial regulatory council.
Read → The Samaná district is defining protocols and strategy ahead of the first cruise arrival at Port Samaná, another step toward diversifying the country's cruise offering.
Read → MITUR is allocating RD50 million annually to ecotourism in La Romana. A bet on diversifying a destination built on golf and luxury beaches.
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